Sneaky Pete's

Yushh returns to Sneaky’s after a run of shows in China, Australia & UK – including support gigs with legendary 90s outfit Orbital.

She joins Headset boss Skillis for an all night session of bass bobblers at everyone’s favourite sweatbox!

Be sure to check out Yushh’s label Pressuredome, as well as her own productions, for a flavour of what to expect.

Headset previous guests (A-Z)
Anina, Bake, Bakongo, Batu, Beneath, Bluetoof, Cando, Cera Khin, Champion, Chris Farrell, Cooly G, Daisy Moon, Danielle, Debonair, DJ Lag, DJ MA1, DVS1, El-B, Enchanted Rhythms, Facta, Ghost Phone, Gramrcy, Groove Chronicles, Hodge, Jeremy Sylvester, K-Lone, Kowton, Laksa, Leonce, MikeQ, Mosca, Mother, Neil Landstrumm, Nico, Parris, Peverelist, Piezo, Ribeka, Redstone Press, Roska, Riz La Teef, Scott Garcia, Slam, Stephen Brown, Sticky, Toma Kami, Uniiqu3, Wen, Wheelman, Yazzus, Yung Singh, Yushh, Zed Bias, 12th Isle

System Exclusive are Ari Blaisdell and Matt Jones – a Pasadena, California duo bearing an armful of mini synths and a pocketful of Tarantino-dusted riffs who make heart-throbbing, capital P pop punch with more than a hint of post-punk.

Blaisdell’s vocals hearken back to open hearted 80’s hitmakers unafraid to quaver in the name of love, and they’re buoyed by Jones’ laser-gridded synth concoctions and heavy hand on the ones and twos. The self-titled debut via Castle Face Records has seen the band invited to perform in many new countries as well as lengthy tours across the USA, the road awaits…

Jungle legend Goldie plays all night long

You Are Lost Be Careful is Evan Hamilton (guitar, vocals), Zak Watt (drums) and Drew Bryson (bass, vocals). Hailing from Edinburgh, they are an alternative rock band who’s music is both fragile and soaring in its intensity. The band’s unique blend of emotional lyrics and creative riffs makes for captivating and passionate performance not to be missed.

Self-describing as “gay dad rock”, Jack Brotherhood formed around singer/songwriter Logan Stewart in Glasgow in 2017. The band have become known for their playful and conversational live performances, where they deliver emotional indie rock songs that take influences from both sides of the Atlantic.

Fresher’s Part II, get involved. One of the most loved parties in Scotland with some of the best DJs as rezzies. If you’re from Aberdeen or Glasgow you know the script, dress to sweat, it’s gonna be rammo. We’re hitting Sneaky Pete’s every Tuesday till the end of time. Tuesdays are RARE, use them wisely.

Maybe this is neither here nor there, but when Noah was 7 or 8, his parents put a trumpet in his hands. Maybe it made him love music, taught him to pay attention to sound, to how cardboard rubbed together can become an instrument, how an acoustic sound can be stretched out and turned to near liquid—a thing you could float in— how stacking delay pedals at random can scramble the smoothness of a song and make something known, unknown. The ordinary, cosmic. And maybe that trumpet had nothing to do with it at all. Probably not. It’s hard to know, really, what’s made us who we are now, and anyways, that was years and years ago.

SweatBox meets Miami bass specialists INVT at the headquarters of heat itself, Sneaky Pete’s (insert handshake emoji here).

Masters of bass, the INVT two bring a signature groove to the club foundations of UKG, techno, dubstep, & jungle with their signature drum arrangements and reverberating low ends, pushed forward by their Latin influences of baile, dembow, reggaeton and cumbia. It’s a surefire frenzy of noise thats fit for intimate club situations, carnival street parties and raucous festival energies alike. Luca and Dalbert are taking it all around the world.

A Scottish debut for this Miami inferno, we’re truly pleasured to bring this together for you with support TBA x

As always SweatBox is a space and place for all the dancers. We operate gender neutral toilets, dance floor monitoring and the swift removal of any persons making the vibes uncomfortable for anyone else.

Dress to sweat x

Tickets are 2-for-1 and limited to 2 tickets per person.